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As to the belief that if Christians are wrong, nothing happens, I believe that was referring to mostly Atheism, and it is more about the afterlife then this life. And this is true for most religions, anyways. Buddhists, to the best of my knowledge, believe that virtue is what matters, in which case Christians do quite well, as long as they actually believe, and aren't "Sunday Christians", people who go to church and act nice on Sunday, but not on the other 6 dayys of the week. I'm not sure about Hinduism, but I don't think they believe in Hell or something like eternal death either. Judaism is simply Christianity without Jesus, which can easily enough be solved using Jewish prophecy. (The chances of someone filling all 500+ prophecies are easily around 1:100,000,000,000+, and Jesus is the only person who meets all of them, including the one about the Jews rejecting him, which is obviously fulfilled by Judaism being around today.) Islam is another offshoot of Judaism, believing that Muhhammad (sorry about spelling) is the supreme prophet of Allah (God). Muhhammad never did any miracles, and was only a brilliant (I admit it) military leader. He currently lies dead in a grave. Jesus body, on the other hand, still has not been found. Christians know why, while everyone else is clueless. If I missed anything, please tell me and describe the religion briefly so people know what it is. From these four, obviously it is either safe to choose Christianity or Christianity is more likely.
"Truth is not relative. It is unchanging and eternal"
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